Sulphurous - The Black Mouth Of Sepulchre CD 1940s The Village Vanguard

The Village Vanguard

Perfect songs full of killer melodies

but it makes more sense when one considers Draghkar’s roots in the black metal scenes of sun-soaked Italy and Greece

Their debut record feels like the transition of a youth shaped by Punk/Harcore into a heavy-adulthood diet of Blue Oyster Cult and Iggy Pop's The Idiot

vaguely confrontational jumble of jagged chords and shouted vocals

Sulphurous - The Black Mouth Of Sepulchre CD 1940s The Village VanguardFrom the moment you hit play, a lurking sense of dread washes over the body like some all consuming Lovecraftian terror from the murkiest depths. This feeling lingers long past the ending of the album. This is the kind of death metal that utilizes bold technicality, but stays fearsome and dark in a twisted display of old school might that doesnt rip off the originators, but honours them with super performances from the entire band. A varied and busy